SYKO

"It was our second time, and the food remains delicious, fresh, flavorful, and thoughtful. Portions are generous, and service is outstanding. I got the Syrian breakfast plate: best labneh, and I normally don't like deep fried food b/c it tends to be greasy, but the kibbeh, rolls, and falafel were well executed and didn't taste oily. My partner got the bulgogi ssam: the meat was cooked and seasoned perfectly; the lettuce, rice, and radish were the perfect combination, and he practically licked the container. We'll be back!"

"Really cool place to try because of the unique Syrian and Korean fusion foods they have to offer, plus the menu is halal friendly. The food itself was pretty mid but tasty, and they make it fresh with high quality. The place is quite pricy, even the side dishes go for around $10~$20, but their portions are on the bigger side. There’s not really a dine-in option, besides a small outdoor dining area. Other than that, the owners are super nice and there’s great customer service. One thing I loved was the welcoming and warm atmosphere, I was really impressed by the murals used for the interior design (very cute)! Overall was a good experience to try but pricy!"

"Always a great spot, tonight Chef made me a special off the menu Shrimp Fatboy, and it was delicious. Shrimp cooked perfectly and a great combo with the pancake. Go ask for it!"

"I bought a falafel pizza and it lasted me 2-3 meals. Delicious and filling for like $30 with two drinks. This place is a good example of what living in a city is for: inspiration from great cultures that make something awesome when thrown together."